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Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
FrAzernRl Yinil

st: John Castle, No. 4, knights Of the
Soiden Eagle were visited last evenipo o
oy 81 Alban's Castle, No. l6l OF Phils.
aeI phia. The visitors mum bered about
Ioa, and came TO this city on the
steamer George w. Dohnert, which
wae chartered for the occasion. They
were met at Fourth street wharf by 81
1onn Castle, headed by the First Reoi !.
ment Drum Corps. and passed over the
Seolowlng ronte: Fourth to Poplar, to
Sesensb, to French, TO Eighth, TO Mar,
Ret, 10 sixth. to French, ther CO to the
Easle,s hall at Fifth street. Speeches
we're made by prominent members of
the order and supper was served. At
miuhight the visiting knights were ca.
eo,ted Sn back to the boat and started fer
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
DoaA.

{ slGawthrcp & Bro, Fourth and chip.
ley streets, wish TO employ plumbers,
'ateam filters and helpers.
Ezra YoOte died Mt the residence Of
Rev. DR.. Tuilidge, near Smyrna, on the
2Sth ult in the93d year OF his age.
Toe farmers on the Peninsula are en-
gagged IN saving fodder, and the process
reveals an immense crop Of corn.
Joesph l.. Carpenter advertises lots
for sale at East Lake Park for $50 and
upwerds.
Thomas NJ. Oele and Peter J. Ford
will have another sale Of building lots
on Wednesday, the 7th inst.
George Cochran, residing on Ford
street, Lost a fine borse on Tuesday
from cerebral spinal menisgitis.
A. l. Ainscow, 707 Shipley street, In.
forms the public that oysters have come
and he is prepared TO serve them up In
the very bert style.
Charles NJ Latch has purchased the
interest OF James W. WEIGH in the Arm
Of q. +. WEIGH q Co., and the new firm
will be continued under the old name.
The Rev. J. Won Smith of this city
pfchCU6u uiRuly Impressive FtEHOn
in the n. L church 1T Smyrna last
Sunday moiuing,
swimming COD test came off yester.
day at Woodland Beach between gohn
Pier.op ot this city, and j. Darling and
Edward Boudn, champion amateurs
Of this State.
james Roo'nsn, John p. Jopes, j..
p. Ssasts aud George Wright, residing
near Smyrna, each loet q horse from
something ike blind staRgers within
the past few days.
A large party frcm this city, among
whom were Samnel Ocheltreo, Charles
Steve nsoa and james Easson, Marion
Crooks ard wife and several lady
friends. went to Augustine Pier last
evening to attend hop given there.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
ON FRIDAY,
THE 18Th DAY Uf SEPI BMBER, 1887,
At2 o'clocs, p. H.,

Tho following described real estate, viz;
All those two certa n pieots or care Is OF
land hereinx fter descritei 80 No. and No.
2, with the phosphate factory and WORKS.
houses ana Otner bulldlngs thereof rtcted
situated In the town OF Odsssa, state OF Della
ware, aDd moro particularly describsi as FOL.
10 rs, TO wit.
No Beginning at q stone standing by
tho sido Of the old road loading TO the
Lower Granery," whore wild cherry tree
formerly st JCd, q Garner for these premi,es,
TOR lands now or formerly OF William POLK,
and for lads now OF orformerlv OF the heirs ~
CharlesT. Polk, deceased, thence with the
last men toned lauds scuth .0k degrees cas-,
Is perches TO tbs kppoquiniming creek;
thence with the said creek north h+x degrees
east, 2-lo percheE south OF dearess east 20
perchss; north ts degrees esst, psrohee;
north bS degrees W-it, IS "a 100 perch ss;noI!h
4 degrees eaet, o2 10 perehes to the mouth OF
gut, about perches north Of where the
said Lower tiranery" formerly stool /;
thence leaving the said crock north Ttk
degr roo west 16 $40 perchss tnsnsS with IADds
now or formerly Of the ts1d William Polk.
south 2o14 degrees cas-. ls 2lo pesocs, to tho
| place OF beg inping. Uentaining four Acros
OF land and marsh, be tho came moro or
less; and being divided into two parcels BY
an titriAl canal OF channel cut through
| ths same.
4so.2 Boe. ming at.a stono On the north
side OF hppoSS nimips OreeE and near the
creek snoro, y corner for this lot ana lands
ToJa lEtu Ny INC LnoDSS q ueW
line now m ade, oividlR9 this 10 { from landl
retained al aforesaid north 10 oegrsos "
minutes west 2s pefchSs 10 a stspe on the
toether ly side OF Front street. corner ioi
tn Is lot snd lard Of sad graLt6rs. thence
wEh the iOutheriy side vfssid street north
81 degrees cas-, 20 pc eaes ana ~ LINKS TO 6
stone sp ths s0Uthe1iy tide OF raid street
cofner fer this lot and othsr lands OF fAid
Lord b PolE Don pahY; thence with theiI
Inns south LEI degrees east l5 Ferohes aud
EnEs 70 the edge Of tho Lfof.saId crock,
corner or this lot and other lands of bald
Lcfd d Poik Company; Il once Up the Ap.
lpoGulniminE creek and blazing thereon 10
the place of Deg nniRg; containing within
thee metee tEd bounJ6 Two acres and l2s
sQr are peIches ofiand, together with the
muds or tatt along ihe edge OF sE I'd creek q
los water marx: being par. OF tho lands
and premises conve.ed DJ Vessels AIrloh
and vile by in1enture.
Sefzod and taken in eye.utiOn "a the pro
perty OF Ltri u Polk Company ard to be
sold ty
GILES LAMBSON, Sherir.
Shefins Choe, Wilmington. aug. 20
1896 Septl.eOl u
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
Opposition to D,s,rioting the CITY.

The liremen Of this city recently held a
convention at the Fame Hose house, when
all the companies were represented except
the Weccacoe. The subject OF districting
the city vas considered, and resolutions
opposing any coange In the fire depart
ment, especially that of districting the
city, were passed unanimously, and pc.
tition was signed by Chief Sweeney, his
assistants, and all the delegates present,
protesting against any such action ON the
part of City Council
The hremen are of the opinion that as
they are fully competent TO attend 20 the
affairs of the department all outside inter
ference should be resented. They also
think that a change of this nature is only
the open!1g wedge for paid fire depart.
men..
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
Tho keed Bird Sc ason.

The reed and rail bird season opened
to day, and by daylight dozens of gun
ners were on the way to the marshes
In South Wilmington, armed with
every description of death dealing
weapons, from the double bsrrelled,
breech loader to the old and almost 90
solete army muskes. The birds are not
yet In very good condition, but with
In q week will be fat and luscious. They
commenced to make their appearance
over week ago, and Are still coming
in large mum bers.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
ON FRIDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 's7.
ut 2 O'Clock p. M,

The following described real estate. viz.
All those two certain tract or parcels OF
Iand now constituting one farm, situate in
BlacAbi ird y undred, late part Of Appoquini-
mink Hundred, in the county aforesaid, de-
scribed a3 follows. to wit
beginning al the centre o { bridge over the
northwest branch of Duck Creek In the read
from Blackbird TO Chambersville, south n IL
degrees, east I'll i-I0 perches 10 stake In the
said road, co'ner for land fOr John l., Cham
hers, thence with the land of said Chambers
and Others lands of James v. Moore, north
degrees and aduarter, cas-; iis = 10 perchrs 10
Davis, thence with said Davis line
to stone oh the north side OF the northwest
branch OF Duck creek corner aforesaid
ihkiIl line south 81 degrees, west liz perches
70 stone corner for said Hukill and T.
Anderson land, thence with Anderson's line
south 3dcgreeS east y j. perches to a stake
IN the aforesaid northwest branch. corner for
sald Anderson, thence up the said branch
and binding herewith liz pcrches TO The
place Of beginning, containing 2Oi acres and
~ pcrches, being part of the same premises
Ionyeyed to the sad sarah H. Atherly by the
even datc Herewith.
No. z Beginning al stone at the root OF
an apple tree on The ne rtherly side OF the pub
Tic road leading from Cham mhersvllle to black
niIa, iromLthencc northerly in a direct line
iands iIomhfu nav p92laT b0 stone stone a corner for
4. Deakyne recently conveyed to them by
James james v. Moore, and which the said Moore
corner OF other land OF the said BenIa-
min Col ins, lately John l.. Chambers, from
lhentG = westerly direction with the limo
OF sala Atherly to a large corner white oak
now cut DOWN stand Ing in the line of the
lhnl which was signed To the Orphans Court
as ihe property of John W. farrell, deceased,
10 the said John Atherly from thence a south.
cry dir, ction by line Of the said Atherly to
the pubic road leading from Chambersyiie TO
n,aGhhirh, from thence an easterly direction
with said road to the place OF beginning, con-
less. N
Seized and taken into execu,ion as the nron
Sry o. Johh g.. Armstrong, administrator Of
sarah A. Atherly, deceased, and to be sold by
a., GILES LAMBSUN, sheriff.
1857. ''' -
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
Governer n

The Smyrna Tins
urday Governor Bi,
shipped over 20 OO
from his farms nssr
luck as usual, Wh
the New York msrE
q car load Of pesched
depot to . peach blI
loaded, for IS cen
buyer said that be
that but be would Il
not accepted. A Il
yellow envelope N
ONCE WAS handed
observed Was also |
dealer. After a levl
came sideline up to |
the remit ark that be |
make the ventura
cents. No, said ID
cannot buy them mol
have received a tels,
have you. The ped
Baltimore and sold 4
basket, netting 80 Cd
ut which he had nfel
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
Fifth /
Tho slreet nn..

AN AZ, adjourned us
,i OF me Street and n
as.t,la neld last evening,
establishing the prs |,
between Adams AMI
adopted, CrosslpDgs
to be laid across
west side of Adam
street on the west
street.
-, A communication
| Thomas ?. Guthr
when the tide rose
occupants Of one Of
street between That
Obliged to retreat to
asked that somethIn
bis ielitf. Mr.. Mu1
matter should ho
Committee on Nayia
thIop wondered If n
the commission had
In addition to their !
lion IN was taken on h
| The secretary wasl
contractors to send iI
moving ths top q
street, between Nj
stre.ti; all bids to b
night. The lease Of
to George W. Bush /
rental OF 500 was ca
document ordered IN
| Estimates were csl
struction s,s of shipley
Sixth and Seventh n
| Orders were drawn
Patton for S23.75, P,
secretary of board, q
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
Potersburg's MH

PETERsBGRG, Virg
The prompt action OF
night in callirg upon
In readiness In case Of
less had the efec, Of q
erOnt portion OF thl
everything to day ID
quiet and no dem nstf
has been made The
N aimed In their srnor
dismissed this evening
the Mayor decided thsI
ton, who was charged
colored girl, by fnin(
spd saying that the Ca1
gous to that OF the ID
saulted Mrs. DE Jsrnet|
been fned $50 and jslI(
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
A Strlke Of ~

READING, Angus
stone-cotters employ
sylvaDis Granite Wo
French Greek are on
had the contract 10
base for the NJ esde u
delphia, and fearing l
force cou.d not conf
time, they hired third
phia ana put them
hands ohjtcted to thiS
arrivals were not msI
tionsl Btone Cutter, /
however, insisted q
men, and Q general Il
report received here /
that new hands have |
tue employ es thresten|
union men away and
apprehended /
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
aood Crop of Polx

superin tendent Oh Of a.
John q uthrie has RAISE
Of potatoes from " acres Tss
house farm this year' .,;,v tv'
arss time for a great na,sj nun
that the almshouse ptopIisI ppis
enough snot potatoes to supply ! ,ss|
ton. MIR. Guthrie says 'D'1
used.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
ED

DIED.
McpOwELL-On the lst Inst, sarah A.,
daughter Of Cesar X. and lazaie J. MO-
Dowsll, aged IL months.
kslstiyes and friends ere invited TO attend
her funeral from her parents residence, 1917
Shslicross avenue. on SATURDAY afternoon. TO
meet ct $40 O'CLOCK. 1nterment at Mount
salem Cemetery.
Another little lamb has gone
To dwell with him vine gave,
Another little darling babe
10 sheltered In the grave.
God needed ono more angel child
Amidst b ia shining band,
And SO he bent with loving smile
And clasped our darling's hand.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
Needs LOokips g."

The bad condition oil oi M NJ
Delaware dsV avenue ana ,ao u 4
needs the attention ,o,.sus o. .us sal
ers. some of the ci,lsa ci'l1.niss The e. 1
are beginning to bellevs b neV 'ssc,lfal eff
are as careless ana nss !, ssrs;snl
new as under the o'd Sc
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
Serious Scalp !

William Paradee, ID
met with a painful o,
O'Clock this morning
the Fourth street VIA
load of trnck, and was o
to tho etore, on Lola
Church. The wagon soa
with another wagon anu
was thrown out, the 1ln9
wagon passing over DIS
his scalp several inches|
his head. lie was Mk1
well's cfHce, where hlsJ
was stitched. He had
escape from death.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
Shortening .

The Pennsyiyanis E
has teen surveying
almshouse property for
shortening the curve
where the old track lea
ana up 10 the HsIe's "a
the State Road. The q
abrupt and steep, rtql
two engines to draw
shortening Of the eurVl
difficulty. Ths mattel
before the Board Of
Poor yesterday, bat 4
taken, as Mr.. Williams
act had been passed TO q
road company to strslgn|
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
PreparlDg 70 '

The United States Cusl
this city we're basily ensa
surveying the Bsltinoi
Conpany's transfer ooa!,
Garrett, built ct the " WI y,
Harlan & HollIDgswoI,no
boat will bs given the ii1l'| 10.
within ten days, and lasI
taken to its route at Caa'oI
timore, aud be used %, Q,
freight cars across the ..r RI
1t has fivs tracks and csn M ]
AVE- cars across at one TINA
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
The following described rou estate r,z.

ne IStiOWlnR u5ScTlDel reAi estate, ViZ,
lltkst tract and parcel OF land si:uated
In the city OF Wilmington aIa state or
Delaware south Of PenIEyIvanta av8nue and
east OF Franklin srest, bOunteu anu do
scrlDed as iOilUWE:
Beginning at . toiat In tho line diviGing
Eng lhLos OF James bawnTard and Henry
Grant, l& feet soutbsr!y from the soutk-
eriy slde OF FennSyIyiuia Avenue thence ht
Hsht angie 10 sad linz, 30 feet 10 u s.aeo
thence .northeasterly and parallel to said
hrst mentioned line lty feet more or Iegs 10
the southerly side OF teE usy ivaLia avenue.
thence with said avenue nOr;hwecteyly .5
feet moro or less to the lihe Of an oI lane
which formerly divided tho land OF James
downward from that OF Thomas NJ Rodney
thence by sad lat mentioned line soul H.
westerly to tho easterly aide OF Franklin
street ,tnence by said side OF said street 10 a
point DJ iet nur-hery from tho s,uMsrly
side OF Twelfth street, said pcint beiny q cor.
Nor OF u land and land nov Occ clpied by
henry q rant ,taesss by the iipe Of Hail land
occupied by heGry Grant andjDarallel with
iWeifth street, eastsriy - feet, more o. lesr
70 the nfst mentioned line 0iyidtug lhe
lands ofIsmes downward and n enIy IirautI
and themes by tho lhgt mentioned nue to
lbo place VI beginning, ba the same what II
msH with :ho br'cR buildings thereon
ereaied.
se'z'd and taken in ezscrton as tho
p'CLei Ui JacIes downward All TO b D 40 ID
GILES LA nk,Oh, sheriff.
ls57. 80 -
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
Yho woathae.

tomorrow promises to be from fair
~ cioodS, with a slight rise OF temper
'ue, s', inaicatin2 rain In certain SEQ.
.aons .n,ii OF the country. similar conditions
Will PROBABLY prevail on Saturday,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
wouldn't Marry AmoDg the Heathen.

wouldn't Marry AmoDg the Heather.
SALIsBURZ, Md, August 81 An
amusing scene occurred at the Mary
land Steam boat CompRny's wharf here
to-day. About fourteen months ego
Mrs. Cordelia GeATe, of 1920 Light
street, Baltimore, advertised In the
Heart and Hand, published ut Chicago,
for husband. Mr.. George w. Foos s.
q gentleman living near Salisbury, saw
the advertisement and answered it, and
from that time correspondence as
been Kept up, recalling finally in an en- i.
9a9ement to marry. The marriage wac
arranged TO take place In Salisbury.
A short while ago Mrs Geare wrote
10 Mr Fouks that she might be ex.
pected here to-day. She WAS taken
sick in the meantime and infcfmed her
affianced that she could not come. To-
day, however, she arrived here on the
steamer Pratt. Mr.. Eooks was not at
the wharf to meet her. She was inter
viewed by several parties, and after It
was learned in what difficulty she
found herself o courier was dispatched
for Mr.. FOoks, who soon arrived in his
matrin1oniai garb. BY this time over a
hundred people were on the Whsrf, aud
everybody who knew the w0u d be
groom congratulated him and received
hearty thanks In return.
In the saloon the lovers met for the
1rst time. After q short talk Mrs
Geare said that there were so many
people on the wharf who acted 80 m uch
like heather that she would not live in
Salisbury fer any consideration, but If
Mr.. Fooks would go to Baltimore AID
live she would marry him. Mr.. F,oks
then came out aOd announced to his
friends that the marriage was off for
tho present. Mrs, Geare returned to
Baltimore on the boat. She is about SO
years old and q widow. Mr.. FookS ls
about G5 ears old and whoever,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
-, racallister h''

Captain samuel n "a bis I'd
and it has been acGsp'Il = Ielecli5
held, and 1t is pgopRsip,se Rics viii 4
tenant Thomas D. NV /
cessor. .-1
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
seren ndo Lagt EuAninn

me newspapers Of this city were
treated to some very excellent m usio
isst evening by Professor Beraauer' n
academy Orchestra. This evening the
professor will Introduce O new march
composed By himself.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01

GHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ Of u Levari Faciss, TO me dirertd,
W i'll he cN oosed TO public sale at the Hotel of
Alexander haxwell, IN hiddletown, In It.
Grntgts Hundred, New Castle County, Del
ware,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
DARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

Charles NJ. Leitch having bought the
interest of James w. Welch In the firm
OF c. F. welch & Co the co partnership
heretofore existing between the subscrib-
ers under that name is this day dissolved.
All settlements are to be made with the
new firm of G. +. Welch and Charles NJ.
Leitch. q. + WEIGH.
Sept. LIST, 1887. JAMES w. WEIGH.
The subscribers have this day formed a
co partnership under the name Of G. F.
Welch IL Co., and will continue the
wholesale grocery and commission bust.
ness at the old stand, 2O+ East 4th street,
Wilmington, Del. g. +. WEIGH.
Sept LIST, 1887. g. NJ. LEITcu.
81 2t
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms, No. GIG King st
TELEPHONE SIGNAL, 1856,
Open all night.
J. A. WILSON,
Fprsra, ptra~,N~
Fpreral ptra~,H.

GHERIFF'S SALE-RY VlRTUE OF a
- writ of Fenditiob IIporas to me
directed, will be exposed 10 public sale, at
the hotel OF Alex. Maxwell in MiddietoSn,
In ST. Georges L un jred Now Oastie County,
Bel,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
School

shoes for girls and boys, Plain toe and
protection toe, heel and spring heel.
Prices lowest In town. Bsbcock'P, 206
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01

ShERlFF's SALE by VlhrUEOF A
- WILT Of Ala. vendiIi1nt t1Lonas 10
me eirectd, wIll be exposoi to public sale
st tho court holss, on Market sttast. he-
tween Tenth and Elevenel streets, IN tho
CITY 0i wilmington, hew Onst.e county,
Del,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF SlFgEMEtH. 1897
at q o'clock p. ~,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
Shipms nts of Peaches.

FIfty.seven cars of peaches passed
through this city yesterday, consisned
~ follows: Philsdelpbis, 16 cars;
Baltimore. %; jersey City, 8; Srra.
cuse, /; Boston. 2; Hartford, /; Pitts.
burg, l.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01

Mise Lille Harrison is visiting friend 8
ct Green bank.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01

The employees oiionorgSpbsi OF q
packers, were pi'''0
this noon.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
No Cases.

The fall commenced very aue piclously, /,
As there was not single case before
Judge Oummips this morn ing.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
WE'VE BEEN
PREPARING

best selections of. Fine
Tailoring Good ) ever
offered in this city OF
foreign and domestic
makes. Suitine,s, Coat
ings and Panta Ioonings.
We have made spe cial
effort to have the very
best styles and the new-
est patterns 10 be had.
We have the 7 all ash
ions ready to show you,
and ere prepared to
make up at short no
tice in the best manner
We have been MAX
ing for our Ready-M
Department some very
handsome Suits, which
you will find to fit like
ordered Suits.
Our Fall Overcoats
are stylish, cut in the
= latest style, wei! made,
and ordered at very
low prices.
We haven't forgotten
the boys, but have more
Boys Suits than we
have ever had, so that,
out of our great variety,
almost any kind Of a
boy can be suited.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01
- Q - -
BAHo EAiI,

Games played yesterday:
Sn. iac.lnh",i-oincinnsti, 9; Athletic, g.
Decentralization, B; Detroit, Z.
St. Louis-St Louis, 6; Bfoyklyn
Loulsvllle-Louisyille, 20; Metrop, H.
tan, IL.
Oleve!ar d-Cleveland, /; Baltimore. 2.
PIilsdelphia-Philadeiphia, 8; PitIs.
burz,A.
CGmoeu-Camdep. 3; Brandy wine, q.
New y0ck-New York, 2; Iadiau apo.
lis. l.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01

For dry goods-Oranor Il Co,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-01

M ANTI D.-UNE OR two PERSDrJ .,
w TO occupy coinnunifa'in ing front rooms
with.a II conv entencLs. at Ca french strest'
septl-pte,od
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
Fatally CLUBBED BY 4 HUSBAND.

JEALOUSY LEADS TO A MURDEROUs ASSAULT WITH
BASEBALL Rat.
william Hughes. age thirty-hve, is dying OF fractured
skull at Dobbs Ferry lie received his wounds on Tues
day night at the hands OF nfuriaed husband David
Prchard. a carpenter and miner. also from Scotland
Hughes had been boarding for about six weeks with Mr.
aud Prtchard ami recently the husband had cause
TO suspect that all not right between
III, boar,icr and his wife. On Tuesday even
iug Pritcharl ordered Hughes out OF the house.
He then armed himself with baseball bat and followed
Uughes lie found him drinking rum IN Hauptnans
Hstel Pritchard came up Hughes aDd called for
drink He had the baseball bat concealed under his coat
and looked harmless After he had swallowed bis liquor
he invited Hughes TO battle. The two men went 10
the corner OF the street. where Pritchard began hos
ties by striking Hughes IN the face with his fist As
Hughes drew level blow at Prtchard the latter
pulled out his baseball and struck hm with on tho
side Of the head The blood few In all directions and the
mar DIRE pped utteriug but single srsan
man lay 10 Inspect his work, and not entirely
satisfied with 1t brought HIS bat down several
time, upon his victims head. fracturtnR his skull
lie then started to square accounts with his wife.
inst s he reached the he Intercepted by Chief
OF Police Boyle who arrested him, took away the bat
ami locked him up. Yesterday the prisoner was ar
rayned before Justice storms and committed TO tho
White Plains JAN for examination on Monday Inc In
iures which Hughes received are fatal lie has re-
no nspe for him. Mrs. Prtchsrd denies that any Inn
proper relations have existed between her and her
and that her husbands wrath Is the resut
OF upfounded Jealousy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
A WARNING AGAINsT CHOLERA.

7oEoSTo, Nov. 2.-The Provincial Board Of Health
TO day passed the following resolutions
Tie Provincial Board Of Health desires TO draw the
attention IF the American Public Heath Association
to the rumOr circulated through the newspapers to
the effect that cases OF cholera have been reported
In the New York official bulletin as measles, and a,so
artic of clothing ackcl In Palermo exposed TO
oLOl.ra Infection have been received "a various points
In the country, without having been subjected Il dis
infection at Ncw-YOrk In view Of the fact that such
rpors create easincss AID apprehension Of diseases
i'm tie rabic mind, the Board requests the Provincial
decgates bring the matter to the notice of the meet
ing OF the American Public Health Association at
Memphis on the eth instant, In Orlcf that inquiries
may bc instituted and the accuracy Of said reports
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